and the beatles' invasion in 1964 of america was lunch pails and t-shirts and little dolls of the beatlesso we've got a great collection of those. but we also create environments, environments that differ from the cartoon-like space of "the yellow submarine" to "the white room" with the very famous white piano of "imagine" days. >> a major milestone in beatles' history is when they flew to america in 1964 and played on "the ed sullivan show." an earlier milestone took place in the cavern club -- that's where the beatles were discovered by brian epstein. he'd become their manager and help get them their first recording contract. they even have a replica of where they recorded their music at the abbey road studios. >> well, 50 years on, the music lasts. just like mozart, the beatles are forever. they're a classic. so people enjoy the music. you start the music, people start singing along and tapping, irrespective the age. >> i think it's amazing 'cause it's got a very nice beat to it, and it's just -- it's just so different. >> and we still see current bands, whether that's katy perry singi

time broke up the beatles. money broke up the beatles. business broke up the beatles.to go off and do their own stuff. broke up the beatles. >> when the kids come to his concert they don't scream any more. they listen. >> the significant thing is that both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particular ways that were focused on the fact that they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one >> mccartney went home, made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album. >> called -- >> i sell records. doesn't matter if i have been with the beatles or not. if they don't like the record they won't buy it. >> ringo to who this day people dismiss way too much. has tremendous success in the 70s. and george harrison stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a super nova, an album "all things must pass" may be the greatest beatles' solo album of all

time and money broke up the beatles, business broke up the beatles. do their own stuff broke up the beatles. >> he is a heavier beatles these days, respectably mary rid and when kids come to their concerts they don't scream anymore. they listen. >> the significant thing is both john lennon and paul mccartney made music focused on the fact they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ i'm not the only one >> mccartney went home, made that record where he plays all of the instruments on his own. this cozy domesticicity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> look like this. this is our first showing of it. this is the mock up, folks. it will be called ringo's -- >> i sell records and it doesn't matter if -- or not. if they don't like it they won't buy it. you know? >> ringo to this day dismiss way too much has tremendous success in the '70s and george harrisson who had been stockpiling these amazing songs explodes in an album called all things must passing maybe the greatest beatles solo album of all. ♪ you don't need a passport or visas ♪ >> over the years a

the beatles meet secretly with elvis. only on 5, a firsthand account of this strange meeting. ,,,,,,, >> the rally continued on wall street. the dow jones gained 365 points. the second straight triple digit gain. >>> tonight, the republican national committee is calling on hillary clinton to apologize for comparing her gop opponents to terrorists. she was talking about women's health. >> women in front of a terrorist group. we accept that from people who don't want to live in the modern world. but it is a little hard to take coming from republicans who want to be the president of the united states. >> republican challenger jeb bush tweeted hillary clinton compares pro life americans to terrorists but defends planned parenthood treatment of the unborn? her priorities are wrong. >>> san francisco business owners are making a mint off donald trump products. these piÑatas are the hottest sellers at a cup of stores on mission street in san francisco. thanks to our friends at the san francisco chronicle for tipping us off on th

the beatles, amazing.w on the historic day that this was in cuba libby casey is here with a preview of a special hour we have coming up next. libby. >> reporter: fantastic, this was the first visit of a u.s. official in 50 years. up flex, a look at cuba and the economic reforms changing the country. the people of cuba share their stories plus the political tensions surrounding this historic moment. >> libby we'll look forward to that in a few minutes, thank you. finally this hour, few tourists will get the view you will see, first person to personally photograph cuba from the air. we hear his story in tonight's first person report. >> to get permission to shoot the images of cuba from above, it was close to impossible. and apparently nobody has done that before. so i have become a first man on the planet to take aerial pictures of the whole island. well i think what people who appreciate the natural beauty is interesting to see something that was being so hidden and so secretive for a long time. never in t

. >> here are the beatles! ernie: well, one of the greatest nights in american pop culture, the beatles, unbelievable, playing shay stadium 50 years ago this saturday. here to celebrate -- it's amazing. bruce morrow, cousin brucie. you were there. we saw ed sullivan. >> here now. 50 years ago on saturday. ernie: what do you remember most? >> let me just conjure it up. electricity, energy. notice i didn't say the music yet. spirit and then the music. we didn't hear the music. there was so much energy. want to hear something funny? i told con ed to turn down the turbines. we didn't need it. we had so much energy. ernie: 55,000 plus, mostly women. >> young girls. they were getting to be women. they were young ladies. young ladies. they were so excited and so screaming and so happy, taking pictures. you know what was so nice? we were afraid. we were in the dugout. john lennon said cousin, is this going to be safe? there was so much energy. ernie: he was nervous. >> all were. including me and ed sullivan. we were ne

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nice chunk of change, but -- >> yeah. >> it's the beatles. come on. >> yeah. okay. did you go to the concert? >> wow. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> i'm kidding! i'm kidding. i'm kidding. he was so excited. you know? >> we're going to need a yellow submarine to get through all this humidity the next couple of days. >> i tell you what -- >> old whipper snapper. >> all right. let's head out right now. we have a -- decent enough crowd out here to show them outside of the studios here on the upper west side. >> i know. they're braving the humidity. >> braving the humidity out there. it has been increasing throughout the evening hours. you probably noticed. we say -- say hi to you guys back as you wave to us here, 82- humidity 54%. that's starting to creep up a little bit that wind coming in from the southwest around 5 miles per hour. look at the high on the day. got up to 92 after a morning low of 63. this is the first of many 90- degree days here in the city. 83 is your normal high. needless to say about ten degrees above that and 97 the record back in 1988 and the sun going

donald trump i like them both but i will go with the beatles.k: what else do you like to do these days for fun? donald trump: a lot of fun is talking to you guys. i just got back from scotland as i own one of the rate resorts of the world that we had the women's british open which is there a guest tournament and i had to be there for two days. i did not get to stay for the final day because i was anxious to get back on the trail. mark: you do not have time for anything else fun? donald trump: my life is an interesting life but i would say i am maxed out. john: you are very busy. we know that you tweet at all hours of the day and night. how many hours are you sleeping every night? donald trump: i have not needed to much. that is a genetic thing or maybe it is a thing that once you do. they -- whether it is my is this or now, what i am doing now because want to make america great again and i love what i am doing. imm bold and by the polls are coming out. mark: it seems like you sleep four hours a night, do you ever nap question mark donald trump:

. >> charlie manson, listening to the radio in prison, hears the beatles.arts writing his own songs, performing in prison shows. ♪ >> from then on, it is his dream to become the biggest musical star in history. >> bigger, he said, than the beatles. and san francisco was the perfect place to start. paroled after seven years in prison, he used his guitar and charisma to lure a flock of vulnerable young women. >> i was mesmerized by his mind and the things he professed. >> he picked on the little girls. he said he took them away from their parents because their parents weren't treating them right or abusing them. that's baloney. >> manson transformed himself from a two-bit criminal into a self styled spiritual guru. >> he said he was a scientologist, he said he was in the church of the nazarene. the only religion charlie had is the church of charlie. >> the church of charlie got stranger as the manson family got bigger. leaving san francisco for l.a. to secure the big record deal charlie was sure was coming. the so-called manson family made a dilapidated movie

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. >> okay, hundreds every items connected to the beatles are set to hit the auction block.urphy with this one, he lovers this one, the beatles first record contract is among some of the items getting all of the buzz. it was written, get there is in german, signed in 1961, by paul mccartney, john lennon, george harrison, then drummer peter best. this could fetch as much as $150,000. we're looking at guitar. also guitar there, the contract was for record child my bonnie didn't even bear the beatles name because the record company thought it was unsuitable for the german market. we saw that acoustic guitar from 1970, and also, an autographed copy of the beatles first hit single love me do. the auction will be next month, in new york. >>> it has been 30 years since the goon i's hit theatres. >> so, if you grew up in the 80s or just re watch this one, watched it with my kids the other day, probably seen this one. do you remember this part? >> first you got to dot truffle shuffle. >> the kid who made the truffle shuffle famous, sean aston, and cory fell machine, just kids when it

they are adorable little beatles.ly are called that because they pretend to die when you pick them up. ours are used to being handles but they will put their backs up and stay like that just to make sure they don't get eaten. >> so i feel like i could talk to you forever and ever and this is exactly you why want to get out and see this exhibit. >> so much to see. >> incredibly fascinating. i'm taking this one home with me as a pet because i have now fallen in love with my little sloth. i don't know but, erika, i have in idea if you love these little guys. >> you keep your bugs, i will keep sophie the dog. we have the information on the screen there. it looks terrific. >> thanks very much. thanks karen. >> thank for having us. >> right now 6:51. the lets see what is coming up on cbs this morning. gayle king joins us from new york with that preview, gayle good morning. >> was karen just saying she likes bugs. >> was karen just saying that she likes bugs. >> yes, she enjoys bugs, she's in fact, adopting one we're told. >

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." >> it was like meeting one of the beatles. >> when we heard trump was here, we thought, we've goto see this circus. >> reporter: and after weeks of dodging specifics, the billionaire outlined his immigration plan for "meet the press." >> you'll rescind that one, too? you'll rescind the dream act executive order? >> we have to. we have to make a whole new set of standards. and when people come in, they have to come in -- >> you're going split up families. you're going to deport children. >> chuck, no, we're going to keep the families together, but they have to go. >> reporter: basking in the glow of his poll numbers, trump is being treated more like a rock star than a politician, both in iowa today and new hampshire last night. while candidates like chris christie and carly fiorina have done 60-plus stops in new hampshire, trump has done 16, shunning the intimate gatherings republicans there are used to. but despite outward appearances, signs that trump is building a conventional political machine, at least in iowa. ten campaign staffers and already some caucus leaders, not to ment

. >>> and beatles first recording contract, signed in germany is going up on the auction block. the six page contract, estimated to fetch $150,000, it was center piece of the beatles auction slated for next month in new york. this contract led directly to the band's discovery in the uk and their first hit singles. erika. >>> all right, wow, thanks, hand, we will see you late they're morning. >>> right now a warning for e-z pass subscribers, watch out for an e-mail claiming did you not pay your e-z pass tolls. this may be part of the pfishing scam. feds say e-mails are asking for credit card information, and possibly your social security number too. triple a is sending warnings to its customers. >> there is a a toll violation, they will mail you the registered vehicle owner over the u.s. postal service. this is not how e-z pass operates. >> e-z pass also has warnings on its web site for pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware, to help separate these fake e-mails from real ones we have more information on cbs philly.com. >>> meanwhile police a trust a wilmington man for shooting a

. >> it was one of the beatles. >> we thought, we've got to see this circus. >> the billionaire outlined his immigration plan for "meet the press". >> you will rescind that one too? >> we have to make a whole new set of standards. and when people come in -- >> you're going to deport families, children? >> no. we'll keep the families together. we have to keep the families together. >> basking in the glow of poll numbers, he is being treated more like a rock star than a politician. in iowa during the day and new hampshire last night. while chris christie and carly fiorina has done 60 stops, trump has done 16. republicans there are used to. despite outward appearances, signs that he is building a political machine, at least in iowa. ten campaign staffers and already some caucus leaders. not to mention a royal blue bus. again, no question whose it is. monday trump takes the show to court. summoned for jury duty in new york. >> are you looking forward to it? >> yeah. i'm looking forward to it. i think it's fine. >> taking a break from the trail and serving the system, which he argues only he

this golf course is electric... >>> 50 years ago tonight, this was the scene as the beatles took the stage. they had been introduced 18 months earlier and played to 55,000 fans on that humid august night. at the time it was the largest crowd in music history. we're told at times it was almost impossible to hear the music over all the screaming fans. >>> in another kind of classic has withstood the test of time. the sweet delights served at dairy queen. some of the famed treats are no longer on the menu at your local dq. you can still find plenty of the old favorites at one spot. we went with harry smith to find out. >> we hold this truth to be self evident, man, do we love ice cream. a drippy cone on a summer's day, man, that is the pursuit of happiness. in moorhead, minnesota, they have made a declaration of independence. they still serve the stuff the corporation put an end to. like the dearly departed raspberry soda or oh, so awesome banana supreme. they bought the business 20 years ago from the people who started up here in 1949. their old contract allows them to flout authority.

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they are interested in beatles, not people and are used to the occasional scientist claiming the stops to count them or to collect the bedbugs. i had plastic containers i was putting them into and does what it was like. it became a game. whether it was dead or alive we needed more and we didn't have much time. in the beginning i couldn't recognize the signs of life after ten minutes i could see they emanated a vitality that i couldn't pinpoint even when they are frozen in place. they were brighter and more purposeful ready to take off running. once i caught caught it between my teasers the next step in the game was to collect it against my palms. i settled into a rhythm. i shouted when i captured and encouraged for my lost one and consumed the ground into the ground of my hiking boots. as my collection bottles filled up i rendered a passage from the biography were a poet is thrown into the security prison in philadelphia for dodging the world war ii draft and the poet spent his first evening with a rich man to catch the most bedbugs. allegedly cheated by carrying them in half and stret

i turned into one of the beatles. [ light laughter ] i want to spend this moment with you, yeah. [ cheersm. >> jimmy: yeah. which ones? >> we know this. john and ringo. >> jimmy: john is more nasally. [ light laughter ] >> actually i was playing the guitar on the stage singing "smashing day" which i just rendered for you. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we all round a a smashing day. >> they said, you did very well with the mouth organ. i said, i didn't play the mouth organ. they said, you did very well anyway. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: play a harmonica but you sounded great anyways. sure. >> yeah. >> jimmy: let's talk about your film "learning to drive." this is a great film. i love it. patricia clarkson is in it as well. and it's basically two strangers -- >> very unlikely meeting between two people who live in their own bubble. and they meet and they both learn a great deal from each other. i think it's a very tender story. >> jimmy: it is. you end up being -- >> it's wonderful to be in it. actually, the first person i saw as they turned the corner coming here was a sikh cabdriver very proud

and this [music] [music] steve: the beatles. it's always back and forth between -- we'll take a look at their rare memorabilia about to go up for auction. dari: first, here's dush dush >> dozens of volunteers filled backpacks for kids that need a hand to start the school year. the uja supplies for success program will help about 10,000 kids not only get supplies, but also help them feel good about themselves. >> we want to make sure every student starts on a level playing field and that they have the tools they need to feel hopeful and happy and excited about school. >> kids in north hempstead got a lesson in basketball and life from nba star tobias harris. he hosted a clinic at the yes, we can community center. it featured a lot more than just dribbling, passing and shooting. >> it's not about basketball. it's about being a good student and good son, daughter. it's about being a good friend, being a good person when you leave this campus. the main thing we want to show is a lot of love and kindness. all the kids have potential.

it's the centerpiece of a beatles auction slated for next month in new york.he contract led directly to the band's discovery in the u.k. and their first hit single. >> after watching straight outta compton, i would be interested to see what kind of deal they struck. >> expecting some big bucks. >> we shall see. >>> members of congress continue to weigh in on the iran nuclear deal. >> and for a second time the immigration debate takes center stage in california. >> reporter: 97 people here in d.c. have been killed in the first eight months of this year. what police are saying about this uptick in violence and what they're going to do about it. i'll let you know coming up at 6:30. >> reporter: a former fairfax county police officer on the other side of the law. today he'll be in court arraigned on murder charges. i'm nikki burdine. i've got a preview coming up. >> it's a very warm and muggy start to the day in the dmv. some pop-up showers are possible as we head into the afternoon we're going to track those showers now and look at thunderstorms in thursday's for

just like with the beatles, you can say, "oh, they came after the beatles."ht live," sctv. oh, after, after, "monty python." >> beginning october 11th, "saturday night live" is going to open up a whole new venture in new york city. we just happen to have the producer of the program, members of the company. what should we look for on the program? >> anxiety. >> loren michaels, this canadian comedy producer was given free rein. >> hi. i'm loren michaels. host. wanted to be permanent host. >> hello. welcome. thank you for joining us live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules you mustn't break, until you do. until you realize why don't you have a different host every week. but it was the cast that finally won people's hearts. >> come on, who is this? >> andy-gram. >> you cut your own steaks. we give you the sauce. >> i'm barbara wawa. >> thank you, thank you very much. you're beautiful. you're beautiful. thank you. >> you were drawn to the tv set, because you knew something insane might happen. >>

she's a yellow beatle.but she's no ordinary car. >> ill think when we changed the license plate, gerdy became a volkswagen. >> gerdie has got something new under the hood because this fachl family decided to green her up. plus teens have the eco veteran. >> you need to teach kids how to save the planet help the planet when they're really young. they're going to keep that tlout their life. >> these teens are going through their old stomping ground. then, jordan goes to nashville.

>> beatles. '65. >> there's a photo of meryl and said, it's not me. >> my hair like, oh, flipped. >>his woman, girl had a leather hat on. '60s hat. >> way different than me. i know. i was a dork then. >> we showed rich a younger version of himself. >> i got zits. >> oh. >> i'm going to stand here until i'm old and ugly. >> i'm a ham. i'm sorry. i'm a shameless ham. >> so by the way, meryl really does play guitar in this movie which i was surprised because she rocks it, but her coach said she practiced eight hours a day every single day for like a month. >> just when you thought she couldn't get more talented. probably played the guitar with an accent. >>> coming up, new stars in bikinis and demi lovato showing off her bod and talking about her man. >> and candace cameron bure back with kimmy gibbler. why she broke down. >> here's the exclusive. i just cried. >>> first, is gwyneth paltrow moving away from acting? we have an exclusive look at the gig getting most of her attention right now. >> i'm a goop every day. it's my main job. i will still act, of course, but right now, it's a cr

lace lays lays lace louse loose list >> ♪ >> this is the beatles. >> i think it is the best beatles albumneven though sergeant pen is her ranked the greatest albumn of all time. do you think this is better than abby road? >> i love rolfer. >> i love tax man off that albumn. >> abby road the one where they are crossing the street? >> yes, and paul mccartney is barefoot in that, then all of these rumors, paul mccartney dead. >> if you played the record backward it says paul is dead. paul is dead. paul is dead. >> that's too much. >> it would be all over social media these days. not happening. >> all right, let's show you what's happening in the tropics. because it has gotten little interesting. now, there is africa. >> in the middle see a loft storm, a lot of activity right in the middle of the ocean. welshing bunch them is organized enough to become tropical storm danny, with 50-mile per hour winds, now, once it strengthens to 74 miles per hour wind it, becomes a hurricane, so, it will be a while, but the conditions are ripe for this to strengthen this storm. >> 1400 miles, and head that wa

. >>> many consider the beatles album one of the best of all times. guitarist keith richards is not within of them believe it or not. he said in an interview, quote, some think it's a genes you album. i think it's mismatch of rubbish. many say his that came out the same time was just as bad. >>> ten of the top republican presidential candidates prepare to take the stage in cleveland. helpful tips like don't be a jerk. we'll explain that. republican national committee chair also joins joe and mika as well as the top advisor to the came. josh earnest joins the conversation after the president's hardest sell on the iran deal yet, calling it quote, the strongest proliferation agreement ever negotiated. that and much, much more coming up next on "morning joe." ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. thanks for calling angie's list. how may i help you? i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done

her only real complaint is the lack of rain and the potato beatles eating away through her spuds. >> thank you very much, it was nice to meet you. >> she waves us off and we leave her to get back to one of the quietest lives in the world. >> then back along the decade roads and into the bush to check the camera traps. in the thick vegetation of summer, we failed to spot any large animals, but they are most certainly here. >> besides from overnight, the sort of animal it is teams are here to study. look at that, mother and baby moose. >> what a fantastic shot. >> chernobyl was a human disaster in every sense, it cost lives, hundreds of billions of dollars, and perpetuated a fear that follows nuclear power to this day. but another part is legacy is now emerging. the mess left behind banished humans and gave nature the upper hand. this zone is now one of the few places in the world that is getting wilder. >> larson: with $72 billion in bond debt the puerto rican government says it cannot repay, officials there hope boosting agriculture production will help fix the economy. puerto rico g

i think of a magical website where i can buy toothbrush heads and "2 fast 2 furious" on dvd and a beatles-themedorter and sheet set and have it all delivered right to my door. but for amazon employees, their work culture is not so convenient. >> a scathing piece about amazon and the twist reaction this morning from the company's ceo. over the weekend, "the times" exposed what it called a bruising workplace, one with a back-stabbing, sometimes abusive culture that left some employees in tears. [ audience boos ] >> larry: what the [ bleep ], amazon? (laughter) i expect to hear about this kind of behavior from bangladesh or shenzhen, but in seattle? (laughter) look, i'm a prime member. i love my free two-day shipping and abundant episodes of" alpha house." all right? (laughter) john goodman is the marlon brando of our age. absolutely brilliant actor. (laughter) he is. brilliant actor, right? all right. so what does the ceo have to say about these accusations. >> the founder and ceo of that company, jeff bezos, is issuing a rare response and he is strongly defending his company. bezos is actually en

although, to be fair, it's not every day that beatles songs come to imtunes. ( laughter ) music?ing to be great. this is an outrageous abdication to our responsibility to those who were most heroic on 9/11. you know what, i hate to say this. this is a job for fox news, the nation's leading source of 9/11-based outrage. they always fight to make sure that 9/11 is appropriately observed. >> will the president take any political criticism for not coming to ground zero on this 9/11? >> fox news channel has looked at an advanced copy of her speech and has noticed that not once will she use the words "terrorism" or "9/11." >> those dots, that where remains were found. where does the arrow go? right to where the mosque is. >> when i watched the second plane fly into the building, i was there. i had a safety deposit balk at the bank. you want know why i had passion, this is why. >> jon: yewe

they just swarmed to him like he was the beatles. ms.peaker e mort turned to me and that's august she said. >> we looked at each other and said something's changed here. ♪ >> morton's father was mort morton downey, sr. some call him the irish. >> you know when i called. jericho. ♪ >> mort's mother was a dancer. a showbiz family, but, sadly, a broken family. >> his father was gone all of the time. i asked him what his mother died of. he just said alcohol imp. >> he hated his father. he wanted to say that he sold more records than this one. picked out an old standard to be back. my dad was always trying to be a singer. he didn't have my grandfather's voice. >> what dead you think of morton's first effort? >> i loved it. it's wonderful. he's got a very modern and his style. >> now, does this young man impress you as a vocalist? >> immaterial plezed me very much. >> i'm sorry. i was just thinking asht this record. they didn't gich this boy a chance, you know. >> they did it, you know. i only hope you're as fail mousz as your dad. he was an a